Erling Haaland is one of several players to seemingly fire indirect shots at Arsenal with a post on social media, following the Premier League side's defeat in the Champions League final.
The Gunners took the lead early on through Kai Havertz, as they hunted down the trophy for the first time in their history, but Ousmane Dembele's coolly finished penalty in the second half drew PSG level.
Both teams pushed for a winner in regulation time and extra time, but neither could find that one golden opportunity to seal the win, forcing it to be decided by a penalty shootout.
In the end, misses from Eberechi Eze and Gabriel Magalhaes sealed Arsenal's fate, losing the Champions League final and a chance at a historic double.
While the Premier League title will be the main focus for the players, who will get an opportunity to celebrate on Sunday at an Emirates Stadium parade, it is their rivals who celebrated on Saturday night.
Erling Haaland's Wordless Arsenal Post
Erling Haaland
Plenty of Arsenal's rivals seemingly relished the team losing in the Champions League final, taking an opportunity to rub it in on social media.
Chelsea posted a savage shot at the Gunners over the defeat, making reference to their two Champions League triumphs, as well as their Club World Cup win.
And shortly after, Erling Haaland appeared to take a cheeky dig at Arsenal with a post of his own on social media.
The Norwegian striker posted a photo of himself smiling, surrounded by friends, with the caption remaining wordless, but posted conveniently just after the Gunners lost.
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The time is likely no coincidence, with the 25-year-old knowledgeable when it comes to what people will talk about in football, as seen in his many battles with Arsenal.
Haaland famously told the Gunners to "stay humble" in a previous clash with the side, as both teams have continued to battle it out for the Premier League over the past four years.
Earlier this campaign, the striker simply smirked and sang lyrics Flo Rida song "Good Feeling" after he helped Man City secure a huge win over Arsenal, ripping the title race wide open.
While that didn't go in his favour in the end, it appears as though Haaland has got at least one last laugh over his rivals, and he isn't the only one.
Tottenham Players Fire Shots At Arsenal
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It wasn't just Haaland who had his fun after Arsenal's defeat, as their nearest and dearest rivals, Tottenham, seemingly joined in the mix through a few of their key players.
Richarlison was among the first, posting a video of a child laughing, with awfully coincidental timing to the Gunners losing the final in the shootout.
Djed Spence quickly followed, responding to an Arsenal tweet from back in February that said "Locked up" in reference to the full-back struggling in the North London Derby.
He simply replied with eye emojis and an unlocked lock, without making too many comments on the actual match itself.
That may make for a slightly frosty reception when Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, Eberechi Eze, and Noni Madueke all meet up with Spence in the England camp in a few days time for the 2026 World Cup.